I’m getting married in a couple of weeks, and my fiancé has insisted I visit his village this holiday to get familiar with his extended family. I love my fiancé and he’s one of the best things that have happened to me, but I don’t want to go on this trip to his village and this is causing strife in our otherwise peaceful relationship. He says if I love him, I’d accept everything about him including the family tradition of going to the village at least once a year.
I have accepted everything about my fiancé, but visits to the village bring out unpleasant childhood memories
I was born in Lagos but spent most of my life in England. I have some really bad memories of living in Lagos, the bugs, the spiders and worst of all malaria-causing mosquitoes.
I remember the unpleasant smell of insecticides and just waiting hours for the smell to leave the room before falling asleep. Long and short I don’t want to relive the experience. If the mosquitoes in Lagos were that bad, I wonder how the ones in the village would be.
So, I have been trying to get of out of it! What should I do?
The Voice of Reason:
Hello, congrats on your upcoming wedding.
While your concerns are valid, you shouldn’t let something so minor be such a big issue.
All you need to do is buy a can of a Tetmosol Insecticide. It is very effective against Insects especially malaria-causing mosquitoes and has a very friendly odour and diffuses easily. It is developed to WHO standards so you and the environment are safe.
You know you can trust the brand Tetmosol, so grab a can of Tetmosol insecticide and enjoy your holiday with your new family. BN advises that you grab more than one Can, it’s Christmas the season of giving, so grab as many as you can and share with friends and family.
Tetmosol #It works.
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